EFFECTIVE FOCUSES AND THEIR CLUES A man passes through glass. Focus Secret Directory / Spectacular tricks and their clues Focus Description: The assistants roll out a large nickel-plated rack onto the arena, on which glass is fixed in a large wide frame, and turn it over several times. The illusionist knocks on the glass, proving that it is intact. Then a nickel-plated ladder is substituted to the frame, along which the performer boy climbs up and knocks on the glass. Then the middle part of the glass is closed on both sides with small screen plates with a cut. The assistants again turn the frame over several times. The boy, having parted the screen from the back side of the frame, crawls "through the glass". On the other hand, assistants help him out. The boards are removed. The illusionist again shows the frame, and the boy goes backstage (Fig. 187).
Props: Frame with glass, rotating in a stand-shelf. Ladder to the frame. Two screens attached to the frame. Focus secret: The secret of the illusion is exactly the same as that of the trick"Glass piercing". In Fig. 188, A shows one half of the frame with glass lying on it (indicated by a dotted line). In Fig. 188, B, the glass is shown separately. It has two semicircular cutouts: large on top, smaller on the bottom. so that a child can crawl into it, who first puts his hands and then his head, assistants immediately, helping the boy, pick him up when he emerges from the hole covered with a black velvet frame (Fig. 188, B).
The glass can slide freely inside the frame along the guide strips. On fig. 188, And they are indicated by dots. To prevent the glass from arbitrarily rolling inside the frame, a locking latch 3 on a spring is attached to it. If the latch is slightly pulled out of the frame, it will release the glass, which will fall down, exposing the hole. When the frame is rotated, the glass will slide down, and the valve will not allow it to move. So that the cutout is not noticeable at the moment of passage, a small black velvet screen is attached to the frame in front and behind in the middle, consisting of two halves, one on top of the other. The curtains are sewn with a rubber band that keeps them closed, but they can be easily pulled apart on each side into two halves. To make it more convenient to pass through the frame, a small nickel-plated ladder is attached to it. The boy, standing on the right step, first knocks on the glass, when the screens are put on the glass (its middle part), he sticks both hands through the curtains and the cutout, and then his head. The assistant quickly takes the boy out from the other side of the frame. The frame rotates on axles that are attached to it and are equipped with ball bearings placed in the stand. By rotating the frame, the assistant, as soon as the screens are put on, releases the latch; the glass slides down, revealing an upper cut-out under the cover of a velvet screen, through which the boy crawls. For convenience and ease of movement of the stand along the arena, four roller wheels covered with rubber are attached to it from below. Author: Vadimov A.A. We recommend interesting articles Section Spectacular tricks and their clues: See other articles Section Spectacular tricks and their clues. Read and write useful comments on this article. Latest news of science and technology, new electronics: Machine for thinning flowers in gardens
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